“To L and Back L Word” Podcast Episode 105: Lies, Lies, Lies
This week on “To L and Back,” a smash-hit podcast about The L Word, Lara tells Dana that it doesn’t change the way she feels about her or how much pleasure she gave her!
This week on “To L and Back,” a smash-hit podcast about The L Word, Lara tells Dana that it doesn’t change the way she feels about her or how much pleasure she gave her!
The mountains and forests of Northwest Montana were where I felt the freest as a lesbian, but I didn’t know that feeling had queer roots going back 100 years, to when my doppelgänger was wandering these woods.
So much of what we might think of as queer lyric poetry comes is set by Sappho’s example: her attempts to speak her desire so emphatically that it wills love into existence.
Plus: The ultimate Riot Grrrl listening guide, Caster Semenya is the GOAT, the first elected trans woman of African descent to sit on the São Paulo congress, and more!
Sometimes it’s hard to focus on being in your body, how to get into impact play, PornHub might acquire NSFW Tumblr and more.
What’s the difference between ally and accomplice? How can you use these terms to think about how you’re in solidarity with others?
“I’m growing something in my chest that’s spreading through my bones.”
Plus: Niko and Mel go on the cutest little detective chase on “Charmed.”
Let’s talk about big gay superpowers we’d want like being invisible to straight people or growing out undercuts in an instant.
I spent five days in Miami and Miami Beach, and it was not nearly enough! Here are some things I checked out and would recommend.
“Please would you like to bang? I think you’re glorious.”
“When was the last time you saw a straight person in a bog? That’s what I thought.”
“I have recently grown attracted to someone who is older than me. Not too much older, but enough to make me question where I’m coming from.”
In the mirror, I saw a scrawny, hollow-eyed girl dressed in ill-fitting boys’ clothes, a parody of a parody of masculinity. But in the screen, I saw myself made strong, confident, fearless, perfect.
Vida’s second season promises to be deliciously complicated, sultry, and heart-wrenching. Dammit, I already want more!
Highlights include: going down while wearing a nose ring, surviving the United States as a queer immigrant, living on the same college campus as your ex, and also how to perfectly time your break up. That’s just the beginning!
This summer I want to kiss girls. Girls sticky with lipgloss, girls purple with lipstain, girls sweet with cherry chapstick. I dream about kissing girls in my car (front or back seat). I dream about kissing them in the shade or in the sun. We are always a little bit sweaty and smelling like grass. We are always kissing to music.
Plus, Cheryl and Toni slow dance!
Handmaid’s Tale Season Three promises revolution and darkness, Kristen Stewart talks about pressure to define her sexuality, Suranne Jones hired a lesbian sex consultant for “Gentleman Jack,” Clairo on not being straight, writers from Pose and Boomerang and Good Trouble discuss LGBTQ rep, and so much more!
“I can’t explain how unreal it felt to be able to let my guard down with a big group of strangers on a hike.”